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The Investment Feature
Of Bogard Addition is appealing to many. JLots are large and close to
the center cf a growing, prosperous city. New industries will demand
Homesites for employees. By buying now under our special low price
and easy terms, one can secure a handsome lot 'which will eventually
be worth many times the purchase price.
Kindly take notice that Lots. 7, S, 19, 20 in Block 1; Lots 6, 7, 13, 14 in
Block 2 and Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 in Block 3 were sold last week
See SHIELDS & BOGARD,
Office 405
Cass Street
THE DOLL SHOP
(Continued from page 1.)
places and again become inanimate.
Fairy lifts the old man's dream, and
Is then seen no more. The old man
wakens and Is startled In finding
his shop in perfect order, as he fully
expected to find it In wild confusion.
After all. It was Just a beautiful
dream.
Onst of Characters.
Prologue Florence DeVaney j
Shoopkeeper Clark Bnrgar j
Katy, his daughter Viola Willettj
Workman Dr. V. W. Haynes
Father, Mother and Daughters, Eng
lish family, Charles S. MeElhlnny,
Miss Gertrude Rast, Maurine Bu
chanan, Helen Krohn.
Dutchman Roy Bellows
Bessie Stella Krohn
Spoilt Boy . . Mrs. Nathan Fullerton
Fairy Allie Black
' Dolls. '
Broken Doll Arrle Black
Colonial Dolls Mrs. S. Josophson,
Mr. F. Clemens.
Baby Doll Lucy Bridges
Irish Doll Constance Moore
Brown Bears Max Grout, Dick
Woodward, Dick Van Leuven.
Dutch Doll .... Gertrude llildeburn
Parisian Doll .... Florence Lilburn
Umpy. the rag doll.. Jim Goodman
Topsy, "the cause of it all" Mar
garet McClallen. ,
SK-ia!tic.s Act I.
"I Can't Forget You, Honey"....
. Maurine Buchanan
"Bessie and Her Little Brown Bear"
Stella Krohn
"Under the Anhauser Bush"
Roy Bellows
"Oh, You Beautiful Doll". .
Mrs. N. Fullerton
KitiulliK and Dancing .Art 11.
"Ballet" of the "Paper Dolls"
Velma Bates, Reah Sykes, Helen
Krohn, Teka Haynes, Mnybelle Mill
er, Gene Perry, Florence Wharton.
Dorothy Abraham, Clementine Mc-
Reynolds, Maxine Sykes, Iris Rice,!
Marguerite Slocum, Marguerite:
Sykes, Eloise Barnard, Lillian Moore, I
Mildred Black. j
Solo and Chorus: "I'm tho Queen
of the Dolls" Miss Lilburn and the
"Paper Dolls".
Solo and Chorus: I'm the King of
the Dolls" Jim Goodman and the;
"Paper Dolls". j
Solo: "In the Days of Old" Miss
Mildred Wilson. j
"The Latest". .. .Mrs. Clark Bargar'
Dance Ensemble, "Minuet" Mrs. j
J. Josephson, Mr. Roy Bellows; Mrs. j
Roy Bellows, Mr. S. Josephson; '
Mrs. S. Josephson, Mr. Frank Clem
mens; Mrs. C. D. Shoemaker, Mr.
Carl Wlmberly.
Duet and Dance, "Kiss, Kiss, Kiss,
Mrs. N, Fullerton and Mr. E. F.
Stewart.
Danco Ensemble, "Garland Fan
tasy" Vera Sykes, Leah Sykes.
Clayte Black, Leon Coshow, Helen ,
Ballard, Fay Milledge, Ruth Willis, j
Katherine Merrill, Capltola Willis,.
Edna Jones, Elma Payton, Kuther-i
ino P.aker.
Solo Dance. .... .Mmo. Jean Szlvorj
Solo and Wooden Shoe Dance,
"Pink Petty from Peter" Miss
Florence Mcintosh. I
Solo "Carmena" Miss Mildred Wilson
Dance Ensemble, "Senora" Misses
Gertrude liast and Maude Wilson.
Chorus and Drill, "The Toy Mon
key" The Misses Bertha Hunter.
Vera Jones, Helen Cardwell, Helen
Wollenberg, Dorothy Evans, Ethelyn
Vaughn, Cora Campbell, Flossie
Kldd, Rose Josephson, Ivoline Mc
Laughlin. Duet and Danco, "Unby Doll"
Misses Lucy Bridges and Arrie Black
with the King, Queen and Topsy.
Dance Ensemble, "Sailors' Horn
pipe" Teka Haynes, Iris Rice, May-
belle Miller and Clementine Mclley
nolds. Chorus and Jig, "An Irish Smile"
Miss Constance Moore, Mr. Walter
Fisher, Miss Maude Wilson, Mr. Earl
Stewart, Miss Gertrude Hildeburn,
Mr. Ralph Qulne, Miss Sabra Young,
Mr. Leon McClintock.
Without any exception whatever
each part was well rendered and re
flects great preparation nnd study
Especially Is this true of the little
boys nnd girls who took their parts
with surh grace. The Dull Shop will
bo presented again tonight.
WAltltUX HUM) AXI .1. O.
WATSO.V AT MAHHIiriCLDl
Reed Tells ol .Many Improve
ments About (tunliuor.
OREGON and WASHINGTON 1
Business Directory
A IHrepti.r of exch City, Town ftnrt
Vinnfif, R'vin': ifni'rl,:!' o BUoteh of
Cillll lni UhmIIihi, p')iMiltl("l!, tele
graph. :i'ri:ti;i(T urn! I.anklnp point;
nlso ClrmnTi-ij I'Mrort'.ry, compiled by
Mivltu'is mill pror,.,.!,!!!.
It. U J'OI.K :(., HKATTMS '
! Warren P. Reed, of Reedsport, Is
I in Murshfleld, coming to meet J. O.
1 Watson, of Roseburg, concerning le
' gal matters. They will go to Gar
diner today.
I Mr. Reed reports great activity
1 and much progress In the railroad
1 work. About 100 men are no wem
ployed on tho Smith River tunnel,
north nr (the Umpnun, mid ihpid
progress Is being mndo south of tho
IT in pq ii a.
The Gardiner Mill Company ex
pects to Bhut down tonight fo ii
month or six weeks, during which
they will ovorhnul tho boilers, put In
' new concrete foundations and make
other Improvements. They have
been running steadily for about two
years ami cut about 100,000 foot per
day.
Mr. Reed has a force of men at
work nt Clear Luke, making ar
rangements to pipe water from there
to the towns, a distance of four and
one-half miles.
The Port Commission Is getting
things In shape to submit a bund Is
suo proposition to tho votors to build
a Jetty to Improve the bar.
Owing to the poor lumber mar
ket, the plans or tho St. Paul Lum
ber Company to put In a big mill
there nro In abeyance.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ill the County Court for Douglnt
County, Oregon.
In tho matter of the estate of
George II. Stevenson, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tu
undorslgned, Clara B, White liav
been appointod by tho County Court
for Douglas County, Oregon, admin
istratrix of tho ostata or George II.
Stevenson, deceased, and has lsly
qualified as such.
All persons having claims against,
said estate aro hereby notified to
present the Bnmo to tho undersigned
at her place of residence at MyrtI
Creek, Douglas County, Oregon, with
proper vouchers nnd duly verified,
within six moulds from tho flnl'
publication of this notice.
CLARA B. WIIITB,
' .Administratrix.
Date of first publication (Sep
tember 15, 1913.
Date or Inst publication October
13, 1913. sw-oll '
The Talkof the Town
What? Baseball? No.
STUBBS' PEACOCK FLOUR
A Full Hard Wheat Flour for $1.50 per sack,
S5.60 per barrel
Double Trading Stamps Saturday on Flour Only
We have other Flour cheaper.
Call and see us tor prices.
Yours to Save,
R STUBBS, GROCER
Corner Cass and Pine Streets
Phone 317
The Store
That Serves
You Best
THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE. The Store That Serves You Best
New York Store
Green Trading
Stamps Are
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Did you know this day was the opening of the great
Panama Canal. That this store will be able to serve
you better. Let every loyal American be fond of this
day of great deeds. Sing the fame of the men who
toiled to make the canal for the great U. S. A.
The home of the Free, the land of the Brave,
And may the Star Spangled Banner wave on forever.
Remember that this Store stands for
Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon and the United States
TRADING STAMPS GIVEN WITH ALL PURCHASES